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Newspaper
The Daily Telegram
Location
Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1913
Page
5
ParsonSouters introduces seventy five new dresses this morning, alongside about a hundred existing choices. The ad promises stylish, ready made garments for afternoon, business, informal, and everyday wear, all at $4.95 and $9.90.
Aluminum and granite preserving kettles offered in all sizes at special July prices. retailer promotes a range of kettle sizes with promotional discounts for July.
Bristol July 1 after seven days faking the Robinson Oil Company has got its string of cleaning out tools out of the Sigby well on Flinderation and reports a thirty to thirty five barrel producer. Marsh Brothers drilling contractors are down 2 362 feet on the Joshua Dennison No 1 well. Several locals and visitors noted farm work, travel and health moves as wheat harvests proceed and residents make short trips to nearby cities.
Adrian College at Adrian Michigan grants the degree of Doctor of Divinity to the Rev A W Morrison a Methodist Protestant minister here The college marks sixty years as a strong institution Morrison is described as an able preacher.
The town notes the Baptist ladies organize a mission circle with twenty members led by President Mrs. A Withers. Local clergy visits and social notes appear, along with two major real estate additions set for public sale: the Dr Wilson Hursey annex near Patterson road and the Virginia Gabbert tract north of Jacob’s Run, with the Wilson addition listed for July 17 close to the depot and post office.
Salem on July 1 reports the Christian Endeavor society of the Seventh Day Baptist church will hold a summer chautauqua beginning with two entertainments. The first event is a lecture at Poly 9, with the Gettysars celebration highlighted by veterans led by Simon Gorner.
The eighth birthday party for Ralph featured light refreshments at 4 o'clock after games. Attendees included Eva Nicholson, May Kester, Bonnie Nester, Helen Nutter, Edna Mills, Opal Looman, Eva High, Virginia Swisher, Lucille Riley, Violet Kyle, Nellie Nutter, Beulah High, Dora Mill, Ernest Loser, Ivin Looman, Harold Nutter, and Alden White.
The Lincoln Chautauqua opens July 5 on Central School grounds with July 10 in Clarksburg. A large platform will welcome great orators and entertainers. season tickets cost 1.50. Pledges may collect tickets at First Baptist parlor Wednesday and Thursday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., and tickets are sold to others to fulfill the contract with the Lincoln Chautauqua.
Mayor Wil H. Cole proclaims Tuesday July 8 1913 as Cleanup Day urging residents to place rubbish cans and rubbish in boxes on the sidewalk for free haulage and burning. Glassware to be kept in a separate receptacle. Slops not collected. City actions under authority.
Mrs Frank McAfee was arrested for drunkenness and could not be tried as she remained intoxicated at police court. Mayor Will H Cole postponed her trial. Fred Kupfner and Michael Richards faced fighting charges with theft trials postponed to evening to allow witnesses to be summoned. Six men were sentenced to three days on the cemetery road for street drunkenness or related fines.
Article recounts the discovery process of dandruff germs by Drs. Lasser and Bishop using dandruff scales and a guinea pig. It extols Newbro's Herpicide as the first recognized remedy, claiming it kills the dandruff parasite and prevents itching. The piece notes availability via dealers and barber shops with samples and money-back guarantees.
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